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From: vesty@inmet.inmet.com
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.tech
Subject: SAS C Woes
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Date: 15 Oct 90 17:38:00 GMT
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Nf-From: inmet.inmet.com!vesty    Oct 15 13:38:00 1990


Has anyone had problems running SAS C (aka Lattice C 5.10) from
workbench? (Or for that matter, just getting a program to compile from
LSE)!

I've always ignored LSE and used other editors, but decided to see how
well integrated the SAS environment is. When I go to compile a
*simple* "Hello world" program from LSE, my 1000 gurus. (Actually, it
seems to be okay until it invokes Blink). The Guru has something to do
with the F-line.  (Compile options "L").

The program compiles fine from the CLI (lc -L hello.c). I've tried
invoking LSE from the CLI (with and without a large stack (50000)) and
from the workbench.
 BTW, my Amiga has a MC68010, but LSE still blows up even when running
DECIGEL. It is equipped with 2MB Starboard II and SCSII interface.


Thanks for any suggestions,

Matt Vesty